Looking for a very fine sieve. Told the holes would have to be no more than 1/32 inch. Anyone know the size of these holes?
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If it isn't 1/32 inch, it's gotta be close. The holes are as small as I've ever seen in a strainer.
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I don't know the size of the holes, but the sieve is fine enough to be used to wash quinoa without it going through the mesh. However, the problem with these strainers is that tiny pieces get caught up under the rim and are impossible to remove. That feels unsanitary to me.
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The holes on all three are different shapes, but I used a ruler that had 1/32 markings. The nearest sieve to 1/32 is the smallest one and then it's just barely over the line. The other two are 1/16.
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I forgot to look at it last night when I was home to verify but I'm pretty sure the holes aren't any bigger than about 3/8" or so. 1/2" tops. Hope that helps.
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I've used the 4 and 6 inch sticks from Wilton. They do fit, but it's not always a perfect fit. The problem that I've run into is that the holes are just slightly too big, so the cake pops wobble. I haven't had any problems with the holes being too small.
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I don't think so - you'd want a finer mesh. I use a small sieve. This is really for salt or possibly granulated sugar.
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Probably half-inch size, that is it will go through a 1/2 inch square sieve. Certainly also some smaller pieces due to the breaking up of the original cubes. Running the batch through again breaks some of the larger pieces. A lot of smaller pieces and water results. Not snow cone sized.
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I have three old roaster ovens and they all have the same size plugs. The plug holes are one inch by my measurement. A 1/16 of an inch is not all that much difference and with a small amount of adjusting to the male prongs a one inch might do the job for you. Try using a large set of pliers and carefully adjusting each prong a little (1/32) to see if that will solve the problem. William, hope this will help.
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I'm also having this issue. None of the filters here on Amazon seem to be the requisite (approximately) 6-3/4 diameter that would work.Right now I'm thinking I'll buy this larger size Counter Composter Replacement Filters: Large 2 Gallon, and cut it down to the correct size. It may be something that could be purchased elsewhere, but I'm just not finding it on Amazon.It is more than a bit frustrating!
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The smallest part of the shaft on the stoppers I received is .45 inch so no they will not fit into a 1/4 hole.
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The Grover web site says they are .39 in. in diameter, slightly larger than .375 in. You may have to enlarge the existing holes.
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Corr B, sorry it took a few days on this. We were out of town. The hole pattern is triangular with the holes 6-5/8 inches apart center-to-center. Odd measurement but I believe the specs are metric. Hope this helps.
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Sorry, I had to send mine back because the parts were not correct and the holes would not line up. Good luck.
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Standard sizes from 1/4 up to 1/2 inch. 1/4, 9/32??? 5/16, 3/8, 7/16, 1/2 and obviously I'm missing one. It's smaller than the 1/4, maybe it's 3/16. I've almost never used that, or the 9/32.
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The box says 13-70 in as long as the hole patterns are compatible u should be fine
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I don't know, but, do you know why they don't make the 1 1/2 quart pots anymore ? My aunt ( and my mother and I ) have had these pots for in my aunt's case 50 something years. She had a hole in her pot, and I can not find one. New !
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The grid holes are approx. 1/2"X3/4". Hope this helps you. I have used mine several times and have no complaints. Happy baking! :)
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You might not able to use for small grains. The holes are approx. .100 of an inch.
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My old pulls were three inch so I matched the holes. I don't have any problem using these at all. I really love these..........updated my kitchen a lot.